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It's like arguing with a cop that the speed limit is too low. Little fucking late after the law was debated, passed, adjudicated and now put into effect. There never was anything to compromise on, just some pricks whining like babies.
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Baddog, maybe it could be thought of in another way. I know you consider yourself a responsible person, and I'm sure you'd say the vast majority of others aren't as responsible. So there's far fewer good people who take care of themselves and don't expect to be taken care of than there are people who don't plan ahead.
So if this new law makes *everyone* contribute, isn't that going to affect moreso that larger percentage of the population who aren't responsible, honest people? So if that large chunk of people is contributing the lion's share to ensuring all the kids with shitty parents get proper healthcare... Maybe it's not so bad. I mean in a sense it's another indrect tax. Most people don't even end up paying much if anything in income tax with their part time jobs etc. So from a conservative viewpoint, isn't this a way of getting those people to kick something in? |
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I don't have a wife; my g/f, kids and dad all have insurance. They can do as they wish. |
Check this out: http://nasa.gov/ )
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The best plan out there, you still pay 10%, Plus your Monthly Fee's |
This thread delivered. I needed a good laugh from both sides. No one listened to either! Classic. " now insert quip that's funny, insert another, no one cares. Claim homeless, free".
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meanwhile in cuba for example, healthcare is absolutely mother fucking FREE and they have smaller infant mortality than in the USA :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
but americans will keep believing in their supreme leader, north korea style :1orglaugh |
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Case in point: http://gawker.com/kimmel-asks-americ...for-1433866673
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Only idiots believes that what the Cuban government says about their country is true.. |
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As for the myth that they have a lower infant mortality rate than the USA...is because they do not keep the same stats. The biggest difference is that they as many other countries do not have the capability or facilities to care for premature births and the U.S. does...and the death rate on the first day of these births is around 30-40 percent. Cuba and many other countries do not count these as live briths but as fetuses. You are assuredly one of the most ignorant people on this board...when it comes to knowledge of the U.S....and its people...as well as most world events you babble about. |
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OK, slept late, help me get up to speed this morning. What flavor is the koolaid today?
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overturn citizens united k thanks
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.. on the other, you probably never set foot in Cuba ... I did , as well as the US .... Go back in the woods , and live off the government as you stated . |
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ill let you two think your way through this list your country is spelled: 'U-N-I-T-E-D S-T-A-T-E-S' |
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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yes minte, you have a bigger and better house than a cuban guy does :thumbsup we 60-s car driving coconuts still manage to have the same infant mortality as the USA (serbian and US infant mortality is the same LOL and we are a Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit hooooooooole :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh ) imagine a hole, in this hole there is shit, this is serbia, that has the same infant mortality as you guys :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh get it now? LOL Quote:
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bottom line: you can not view upon your anus with child like innocence after getting treated by US healthcare :1orglaugh:1orglaugh come on man just admit it: you are getting screwed :1orglaugh http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.92137...x550,075,f.jpg |
The affordable care act is law. It's been debated to death, we've been through the "death panels" bullcrap, had elections, had the supreme court weigh in, and right now it is the law. That's the process. The big experiment called democracy.
The joy that some house republicans are having over succeeding in shutting down the government should make people cringe. Go back to 2010 and you'll find clips of them running for office on the promise of a shutdown. It's funny that at the 11th hour they tried very poorly to claim it was Harry Reid or Obama who wanted the shutdown. Try telling parents of children who's head start programs have closed that the shutdown was worth it and I think they'll raise a one fingered salute. GOP pundits go on TV and write how it won't be a big deal while a million people or so aren't being paid and having to look for work, not to mention citizens who may make their one and only trip of a lifetime to a national park, or others who no longer get some form of government help that is temporarily closed. Smooth move come election time. Smooth move. All because of some whiney babies who don't want Americans to get health care on the PROMISE that it will cost them more money. Let the thing play out! That's the process. If it sucks ass, guess who will lead the charge to overturn it? America. Dumb fucking politicians. |
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million$ eh? man the total for my 40 years of living is 3000$ for one single surgery that was for something behind my eye and I could not wait the 1 month to get it done free...all the rest was free...maybe I walked in to a pharmacy a few times to pick up some flu medication or aspirin but its like 2$ down here you cant really count that? the #1 reason for personal bankruptcy in your country is medical bankruptcy...you will not find one single person in my entire 3rd world country that went bankrupt from medical bills :1orglaugh ...how do you guys not get it? you are being screwed... |
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